Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Georgia
Unfiling a bankruptcy
If a person files for bankruptcy, then finds out their income is exempt from attachment can they stop the bankruptcy proceedings?
3 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Unfiling a bankruptcy
To update the prior response about dismissing a Chapter 13, the latest case (late 2005) in the Northern District of Georgia states that a debtor does not have the unconditional right to dismiss a Chapter 13 case.
Re: Unfiling a bankruptcy
A debtor can request the case be dismissed, but the court may or may not dismiss the case depending on what is best for the creditors.
Re: Unfiling a bankruptcy
If the case is a Chapter 7, no you cannot voluntarily dimiss the case. You must file a motion to dismiss and argue the case before the bankruptcy judge. If it is a Chapter 13, yes you do have the right to voluntarily dimiss the case.
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